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Kohlrabi, Purple (EACH)

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Kohlrabi is popular all over the world and particularly popular in Central Europe and Asia but despite the fact that crops grow extremely well in the UK, we all seem to be slightly unnerved by this alien looking vegetable and tend to avoid cooking with it.

In Poland, they bite into it like an apple and in India they cut it into segments and cook in a spicy gravy.

Kohlrabi is very similar to broccoli stems accented by radish in taste but is much sweeter and juicer. Works wonderfully served raw in salads or with dips whilst roasting reveals its deeper brassica flavour. You can also grate into coleslaws or puree into soups.

If it comes with leaves, which some won’t, you can use them in the same way as you would spring greens or kale.

The name Kohlrabi comes from the German Kohl meaning cabbage and the Swiss German variant Rabi meaning turnip.

Kohlrabi, like other members of the Brassica family, contains health promoting phytochemicals such as isothiocyanates, sulforaphane, and indole-3-carbinol which are supposed to protect against prostate and colon cancers.

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